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The Green River High School Cross Country team faced new competition last week, but came away with some new wins. The Wolves headed to Riverton for the Berry Bryant/Kyle Johnson Memorial CC meet hosted by Riverton last Thursday. Green River faced a total of 11 other teams, going up against Arapahoe, Burlington, Cody, Fort Washakie, Lander, Riverton, St. Stephens, Thermopolis, Pavillion, Worland, and Ethete. For this meet there was “a giant hill in the middle of the course,” Head Coach Craig Leavitt explained, which was a challenge. There were a...
The Green River High School Girls and Boys Tennis teams traveled east this past week for a series of games. The Wolves started with games against Torrington played in Laramie at 1 p.m. on Thursday before moving on to play Cheyenne South in Cheyenne Friday at 2:30 p.m. The team stayed overnight and played Cheyenne East at 9 a.m. Saturday morning. They finished the long road trip by going against Cheyenne Central at 1 p.m. before heading home later that afternoon. The Lady Wolves beat Torrington 5-0 while the boys team prevailed 4-1, with their...
The Green River Wolves Football team played much better in their second game of the season. They had a chance to win late in the fourth quarter, but came up short 21-14 to the Lander Tigers. The Tigers held the Wolves, who had their moments, to 112 yards total offense. A lot of fine defensive play stopped the Wolves at or behind the line of scrimmage throughout the game. The Wolves made fewer mistakes for penalties and caused Lander to turn the ball over a number of times, which kept Green...
The Green River High School Cross Country team faced more competition and tough conditions last week, but came away with some exciting wins. The Wolves headed to Ethete for the Chief Nation Invitationals hosted by Wyoming Indian High School last Friday. Green River faced a total of 13 other teams, going up against groups from Wyoming Indian, Wind River, Lander, Rawlins, Saratoga, Thermopolis, Burlington, Fort Washakie, Lovell, and St. Stephens, as well as two out of state teams coming from Manil...
The Green River Lady Wolves Swimming and Diving team had a rewarding two-day home meet over the weekend, marking a significant point of progress in their season. Head Coach Colleen Seiloff expressed her satisfaction with the team's overall performance, emphasizing that it was an encouraging weekend for both individual swimmers and the team as a whole. "We had two solid days of swimming," Seiloff commented, reflecting on the meet. "I'm happy with where we are at this part of the season. The girls...
The Green River High School Volleyball team showed resilience and progress in their recent performance at the Evanston tournament. Head coach Jessica Demaret expressed optimism about the team’s direction, stating, “We continue to improve week to week after our first couple of tournaments, which is the direction we want to keep moving.” This steady growth has been a focal point for the Lady Wolves, who are aiming to build momentum as they head into the heart of the season. The Lady Wolves faced early-season challenges due to key injuries, a hur...
The Green River High School Golf team wrapped up their final week of the regular season this past week. Varsity took part in a one-day invitational at Purple Sage Golf Course in Evanston last Wednesday. The Wolves had three top 10 finishers. Junior Mylie Mele came in at eighth place on the ladies' side, with Senior Kaleb Gunter coming in at 10th place on the boys' team. Junior Adam Robertson was again the top finisher for the boys, coming in with an eighth place finish. The Junior Varsity...
The Green River Wolves Tennis team had a full schedule last week with matches against Rock Springs on Wednesday, Rawlins on Thursday and Laramie on Saturday. On Wednesday last week the Lady Wolves defeated Rock Springs 5-0. Rylin Arnell won the #1 Singles, Grace Gomez won the #2 Singles, the team of Sydney Lopez and Brynlee Beutel took the #1 Doubles, Savery English and Tori Wahl prevailed in the #2 Doubles, and Alexia Britton and Amanda Davis took the #3 Doubles for a big win. The boys won a...
The Green River High School Football team opened the season this past Saturday against perennial 2A powerhouse and last year's 2A West Conference Champions, the Mountain View Buffalos. An excellent crowd showed up on Saturday morning, including many Buffalo fans who made the short trip over from the valley to support their team. The spectators enjoyed a perfect morning of weather for the opener for both teams. Green River got the ball to start the game after a 16-yard kickoff return by Hunter...
The Green River Wolves Volleyball team kicked off their season with a strong showing at the Cheyenne tournament, finishing with a 3-2 overall record. Despite facing tough competition, the Lady Wolves demonstrated resilience and potential, setting a positive tone for the season ahead. Head Coach Jessica Demaret was pleased with the team's performance, especially considering the level of competition they faced right out of the gate. "We had a great first weekend at the Cheyenne tournament...
The Green River Lady Wolves Swimming and Diving team made a splash at their first meet of the season in Gillette, showcasing both talent and potential as they dove into competition. Head Coach Colleen Seiloff expressed optimism about the team's performance, noting that they are starting the season on solid ground, even after the team moved from 3A to 4A competition. "For the first weekend, I thought we did well," Coach Seiloff said. "We always try to compare the beginning of the year to last...
Last weekend the Green River High School Tennis team competed against Kelly Walsh and Natrona County. Head Tennis Coach Phil Harder commented at the beginning of the week that they would have lots of time for practice without any matches before taking on the Casper schools on Friday and Saturday. The practice seemed to pay off as there were a lot of competitive matches despite some one-sided team scores. On Friday, the boys team defeated Kelly Walsh 3-2, while the Lady Wolves fell to Kelly Walsh...
The Green River High School Cross Country boys and girls teams started the season with a small but successful meet in Rock Springs. Going up against only a handful of other teams at all different levels, from 2A to 4A, the Green River athletes held their own and came away with top finishes. "The girls were pretty competitive," Head Coach Craig Leavitt explained. "They grouped up and we had all five in the top 11." The Green River girls also took first overall among the girls teams. On the boys'...
The Green River High School Golf Junior Varsity team attended the Kemmerer Invitational this past Tuesday where two golfers, Sophomore Oliver Akin and Freshman Aiden Mandros, shot their personal best rounds. After two weeks of competition, Sophomore Brody Fuller posted low enough scores to make the Varsity roster for Evanston. With the completion of the Rock Springs High School Tiger Invitational last week, the Varsity team is officially half-way through the season. The boys team continues to im...
The Green River Wolves Football team will kick off the 2024 season with three home games. The Wolves will start by playing a non-conference with perennial 2A power Mountain View before taking on two 3A East Conference opponents, Lander and Rawlins. Head Football Coach Blaine Christensen is optimistic due to what he believes was "a great off season this spring and summer." During the spring, Christensen indicates the team and coaches "implemented a leadership council made up of upperclassmen."...
As the new season approaches, the Green River High School Swimming and Diving team, led by veteran Coach Colleen Seiloff, is gearing up an exciting and competitive year. The team has been hard at work, and Seiloff is optimistic about their prospects. "We have a solid group of girls this year, all dedicated to pushing their limits and supporting each other both in and out of the pool," Seiloff said. The Lady Wolves have built a reputation for excellence over the years, and this season, they are d...
As the Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team heads into the new season, excitement is high, fueled by a mix of seasoned veterans and talented newcomers on the team. Head Coach Jessica Demaret is optimistic about her team's potential, confident that the hard work her players have put in will yield success on the court. "We have a lot of returning players with varsity experience, along with some younger players stepping into varsity roles this season," Demaret said. "All of these players are...
The Green River High School Cross Country team is ready to hit the ground running, literally, as they prepare to move up into 4A competition this season after spending several years competing with 3A teams. "It'll be a big step up," Head Coach Craig Leavitt said of the change. "It's a lot more competitive in 4A for sure." The Wolves will move from being competitive at a 3A level to being the underdogs in 4A, facing bigger schools and teams with more numbers, the coach explained. His goal for...
The Green River High School Tennis team had one week of practice before kicking off the season against five North Region opponents for the short 2024 fall tennis season. The Wolves have a number of experienced players returning from last year in both the boys and girls programs. Head Coach Phil Harder leads the team again this year, assisted by Andy Trumbell and Haylen Cordova. The Wolves started the season on their home court, hosting one of the top teams in the State, the Cody Broncos, and als...
Green River High School Golf had a successful second week of their regular season. The Junior Varsity team traveled to Valley View Golf Course in Star Valley. It was the first competitive tournament to start their high school golf careers, with Sophomore Brody Fuller as the top finisher, shooting a 96. The Varsity team competed in the Pinedale Invitational, and once again Senior Kaleb Gunter was a standout on the boys' team, finishing in the top 10 as the eighth place medalist with two-day...
The Green River High School Golf team kicked off their fall season by hosting their home invitational. According to Head Coach Karly Eyre, this was the biggest non-conference, non-post-season tournament she's hosted. "This may be the biggest tournament we've ever had, with 12 total teams and over 120 golfers," she said. "I know that it is definitely the biggest tournament I've hosted in my time as head coach." Teams in attendance included Green River, Rock Springs, Evanston, Lyman, Pinedale, Riv...
The annual Run with the Horses race took place during River Festival. Runners from all over showed up to participate in the three different lengths of races. While many runners participated, here are the top ten winners overall for each race. 10K Run 1. Eli Balkenbush; Sheridan; 37:47.3 2. William Maes; Rock Springs; 39:33.3 3. Jesse Kimble; Green River; 43:04.4 4. Owen Berry; Rock Springs; 46:38.6 5. Jake Swensen; Rock Springs; 48.57.7 6. Danae Curtis; Green River; 49:21.0 7. Lindzee Glauser;...
The Green River Knights Legion Baseball team hosted the Wyoming All Star Game. The game included two teams, built from the best of the best players in all of the state of Wyoming. On one side were all the Eastern Wyoming All Star players, and on the other were all the Western Wyoming All Star players. This year, showcasing the skill of the players, the intense game ended with the Eastern All Star team's victory. Overall the game lasted 13 innings and was extremely close, with a final score of 19...
There were 16 contestants in the Horseshoes Singles tournament and eight teams in the Horseshoes Doubles division for the Sweetwater County Fair on August 3....
LARAMIE, Wyo. (July 31, 2024) – The Wyoming Cowboy football team officially opened the season on Wednesday with the first practice of the season inside War Memorial Stadium. The two-hour practice was the first under first-year head coach Jay Sawvel. What Sawvel Had to Say Following Practice: "It's just good to get back out there. You get a chance to do everything that we worked on in the summer, but now put it into team concepts and team situations and get everybody working. I thought the p...
